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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1938

Page

22

Archery Hunting Preserves Planned in Iowa

Tay lor W Huston Iowa conservation official outlined archery preserves for exclusive archers at a Cedar Rapids meeting with sportsmen. Farmers will be consulted, areas surveyed and posted, with game cover left to aid erosion and recreation while archers supply winter shelters and help fence game cover.

Towa Taylor W. Huston Iowa Conservation Commission Cedar Rapids Commission Conservation Commission Huston Iowa Europe

City Briefs and Personal News Highlight Community Events

Miss Marcella Klein will conduct a story hour at the Kenwood library station Friday at 4 15 p.m. The condition of Mrs. Laura Belle Walker of 606 Ninth Street SE, seriously ill, is reported improved. L E Garwood of Coe College will discuss Domestic Relations at a luncheon by the Council of Social Agencies Friday noon at the YMCA. The Women’s Benefit Association No 26 will hold a business meeting Friday at 2 p.m. in YWCA club rooms. Mrs. Ralph M. Anderson at 1501 B Avenue NW underwent a minor operation. her condition was improved Thursday. Earl Stratton of Oxford and Eleanor Rashek of Anamosa were married in Cedar Rapids Thursday morning by Justice W R Watsubaugh. Apollo Commandery No 26 Knights Templar will meet Friday at 7 30 p.m. at Masonic Hall. full form opening will be rehearsed. Three motorists were fined $1 and costs for overtime parking: T J Markland, Robert I Safely, and A C Gertsen. West Highlands club hosts a 6 30 p.m. picnic supper at Cleveland School with B L Wick speaking on world travels. cards and social hour to follow. Firemen answered two still alarms: a chimney fire at 915 G Avenue NW, and an oil burner fire at 4456 6th Avenue SE. damage limited to smoke.

J B Scriven G Avenue NW Company No. 2 WL. Crissman Fifth Avenue SE

Cedar Rapids Banks Close Saturday for Lincoln's Birthday

All Cedar Rapids banks will be closed Saturday in observance of Lincoln's birthday, a legal holiday in Iowa. The city hall and the courthouse also will be closed that day.

Cedar Rapids Lincoln Iowa

Tucker's Auto Salvage theft items recovered by detectives

Seven generators and motors and several old pistons stolen from Tucker's Auto Salvage at 619 Center Point Road NE were recovered Wednesday by Detectives Marshall and Bailey. The items were identified as Tucker's property.

Tucker's Auto Salvage Company Center Point Road Marshall and Bailey Tucker

Suspect Held Then Released After Push Cart Incident NE

A push cart was found near Ave and the Illinois Central tracks NE. A suspect was arrested at the scene but released later without charges.

H Avenue Illinois Central

Stolen Car Envelope With Check In Front Of 328 Eighth Ave SW

A thief took an envelope containing a certified check for 168 dollars made out to a Texas company, inside a daily report for M. Nelson of 1619 Maplewood Drive NE. The item was in Nelson's car parked on 328 Eighth Avenue SW Wednesday evening. he believed the car was locked.

Merchants National Bank Texas Company M. Nelson Maplewood Drive Nelson Eighth Avenue

Two Arrested for Disturbance at Labor Temple

Don Hadsell 36 of 306 E avenue NW and Charles Bruce 59 of 1000 N avenue NW were arrested Wednesday at the Labor temple for an uninvited disturbance. State intoxication charges were filed against both men.

Don Hadsell E Avenue NW Charles Bruce N Avenue NW Labor Temple Hadsell Bruce

Arthur rink remains open for public skating hours

Recreation chief Nevin Nichols announced the Arthur rink will be open from 4 to 10 pm for ice skaters. The large west side rink remains closed due to water covering the ice.

Nevin Nichols Arthur Big West Side

Dean Rienow Urges Spirit Of Humanity In University Life

Dean Robert E. Rienow of the University of Tawa marking 25 years as dean spoke to the Lions club at the Roosevelt hotel. He outlined changes from Germanic neglect of individuals to student centered care, citing health, employment, loans and scholarships as proof of instilled humanity and faith in youth.

Dean Rienow Robert E. Rienow University of Tawa Lions Club Roosevelt Hotel University of Iowa

Municipal election officials named for March voting

City council approved names for the two March elections with party guidelines and school boards staffing. Clerk Storey noted one judge and two clerks per precinct and that a second machine must be watched on school election day.

LJ. Storey Ann Radebaugh Clara M Avis Kay Johnson Anna Zalesky Beulah Lindahl John M Thompson, Jr Josephine Mac Nora P. McDonnell O E. Atkinson C C Davidson J. Conway Dott Holmgren Kathryn D Hardy W. J. Phelan Clifton Crull Carrie E. Ferman Frances M. Duffy Katherine E. Riemann Nina R. Treimhler Stanley C. Moore Teresa D. Benesh Grant Collins K. Marie Peck J. Lindley Coon Marian B Wilcox Mary Smith Lillian C. Myers Eleanor Cahill T G_ Ejiherly Bernice Diserens Maude B Boyce Laura L Pollins Nora Burgert F. J. Paynee James E Franken Verna Hickenlooper May Small Lillian S Beane Nowell F. Alderman E R Petro Mary Tschirgi Maude EE. Love Lottie Janda John J. Sebetka Florence Rochlitz Bess Randi Irene Henson Jennie Cates Lottie Mcleod Frank J. Trachta A A. Wasoba Anna C Lesmyger John F Kazimour Jol. Prochaska M. W Spencer Jenore Messa Clara Stastny Mary F Serovy Philip S Berger, Jr Theodore Suehom

Forsythe and Emma Burmeister Obituary Lineup

A list of names including Forsythe and Emma Burmeister followed by multiple other individuals such as Helen R Camp Rose Mullin E C Johnson Charles L Rose and Menrietta Seabrooke with further entries W J Scherrebeck S D Keyes James J Walsh Iva Pazdera and Mary Sebetka in the twenty second and twenty third lines.

Thirty six burned to death at peasant wedding

In Mostar Jugoslavia an accident at a village wedding party left thirty six people fatally burned. The tragedy occurred Thursday as a blaze engulfed the celebration and emergency crews fought to reach victims.

Mostar Jugoslavia

Tragedy in Cuba as groom dies in lodge roof collapse

The groom perished when the roof of his father in law's home collapsed and caught fire. his bride escaped unharmed. In unrelated news, Cuba reports yellow fever eradicated in 1899.

Sremiza Cuba

Hull Named as 1939 Peace Prize Candidate

Foreign Minister Carlos Saavedra Lamas proposed American Secretary of State Cordell Hull for the 1939 peace prize on Thursday in Buenos Aires stating Hull would be a strong recipient candidate.

Hull Buenos Aires INS Canlos Saavedra Lamas Cordell Hull

Also Mentioned on This Page

TNS New York Iowa Falls Boston Mount Asray Washington Sioux City Marcella Klein Kenwood Laura Belle Walker Ninth Street SE Try Rapids Chevrolet Co L. E. Garwood Coe College Council of Social Agencies Benefit Party Gas Company Dial Women's Benefit Association No. 26 Ralph M. Anderson B Avenue NW St. Luke’s Hospital Earl Stratton Oxford Eleanor Rashek Anamosa W. R. Watsubaugh Apollo Commandery Knights Templar Masonic Hall T. J. Markland First Avenue Robert I B Avenue NE A C Gertsen Pleasant Drive West Highlands Community Club Cleveland School L. Wick Bill Whitley Henderson, N.C Illiam D Bill) Whitley Georgia North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Kentucky Gene Eye Killian Bargain Rey Srom Coats Bretons Berets Bonuds Jean Joyce
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